I have identified the so-called “foundation structure” of the Newport Grant House as a lime kiln on the basis of two vents in the north and south sections that nobody else has seemed to notice. It was the opinion of historian James Isham (1895) that the Old Stone Tower had to be a Colonial windmill Read More
Bronze Age Town & Gulf Ports on the Copper Trail Open-fire manufacturing of Copper Oxhides (NE Louisiana, & Mississippi c.2000-700 BC) J.S. Wakefield, jayswakefield@yahoo.com Photos coming soon, apologies from AA staff. Summary The “Late Archaic” Poverty Point earthworks in Louisiana are the earliest and largest monuments in prehistoric North America. The site Read More
By, Myron Paine, Ph. D., Author Frozen Trail to Merica, Talerman and Walking to Merica. The Lenape walked over a frozen ocean to a land, where nothing was growing. Then God delivered geese and whales. This action was an experience similar to God delivering manna in a desert. The Lenape history says that the number of Lenape actually multiplied! The Read More
By, Myron Paine, Ph. D., Author Frozen Trail to Merica, Talerman and Walking to Merica. The Evidence indicates that The People of America spoke the SHORE (OLD NORSE) language, from Hudson Bay to the Isthmus of Panama, when the Europeans Invaded. The NORSE CATHOLIC HISTORY is still being SUPPRESSED! In AD 1346 4,000 Norse vanished from Greenland. Where DID they go? Dr. Myron Read More
Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean, The Shipping of Michigan Copper across the Atlantic in the Bronze Age (Isle Royale and Keweenaw Peninsula, c. 2400BC-1200 BC) J.S. Wakefield, jayswakefield@yahoo.com Photos coming soon for the article. Apologies from the AA staff. Summary Recent scientific literature has come to the conclusion that the major source Read More
by, John J White III Originally published in MES. The book World Trade and Biological Exchanges Before 1492 by John L. Sorenson and Carl L. Johanessen is now available. Collectively it represents a slam dunk victory for the historical interpretation of cultural diffusionism over the opposing interpretation of cultural isolationism. This is a major event Read More
By, Carl Bjork http://home.comcast.net/~carlbjork/ Morning – Were the people who carved the rocks in southwest Nevada the Children of Ammon or the Moab people? Here is something to play with, no doubt way out on this line of thought. But it is worth the consideration. Ever hear of the People of Moqui; the Pueblo Read More
by Cyclone Covey, Professor of Ancient History, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC (Editor’s Note: This paper #15 was presented at the first Westville Symposium in 1973 held at the outdoor tabernacle of the Westville Antebellum Living Museum located three miles southeast of Lumpkin, Georgia, a town located south of Columbus (for a description, see MEJ Read More